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    Oh, Fair New Mexico

    USA | Sat, 15 Nov 2014 | By a_and_a | Views [858]

    Hello from New Mexico!!! Welcome to our first official blog entry :) White corn's mom isn't hip with the 21st century yet and as a result we have not had access to wifi until now. I guess that is good practice for the days to come. We landed safe ... Read more >

    Tags: family, home, new mexico

    SANTA FE NEW MEXICO/ THE SOUTHWEST CHIEF

    USA | Wed, 21 Mar 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [2879] | Comments [1]

    Alighting the train at Lamy, a blip on the train line between Los Angeles and Chicago, I wait for the baggage cart outside an old station building with two young men holding guitars, on a college   holiday trip to Santa Fe. ... Read more >

    Tags: amtrak, new mexico, santa fe, southwest chief

    FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA TO SANTA FE NEW MEXICO/THE SOUTHWEST CHIEF

    USA | Mon, 23 Jan 2012 | By ecrivain | Views [3040]

    I left the hostel at 5am and walked the icy block and a half to the Amtrak station for the 5.41 train to Santa Fe (peculiar how precise the timetable is when the trains are invariably up to 2 hours late). Several goods trains rattled past - over ... Read more >

    Tags: amtrak, flagstaff, new mexico, southwest chief

     

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    It is indeed a long journey for these illegal inhabitants to fight for their rights to claim properties that are not even theirs. Getting rid of squatters seems like an endless effort by the government despite government relocation programs offered to them. These illegal settlers keep on coming back after relocating them and gradually build their houses in the city slums.: by ricobagsit, Views[643]
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